Cpl. Vivian Lozano with the Shawnee PD, OK, organizes annual Cops N Kids events to make sure children receive a meal and prizes and also meet responders from police, medical & fire agencies throughout the county. In 2019, nearly 4,000 kids got to ShareBlueSmiles! CityofShawneeOK

Seeing these smiles from Sergeant Atwood with the Pulaski County Sheriff’s Office in Arkansas and a future SWAT officer is one reason why we ShareBlueSmiles. Submit your story to ShareBlueSmiles.com today.

After many visits to the station just to say hi and a personal birthday party invitation from their #1 fan, the @SterlingHeights PD in Michigan surprised future officer Zeke with a fully outfitted electric toy patrol car and full-fledged uniform. youtu.be/VMaIfi4Mjgk

Officer Garrett with City of Newton, NC PD shows that the most vulnerable among us deserve our compassion. When he encountered a homeless man who had had his shoes stolen, Officer Garrett gave him a new pair of shoes the next day. ShareBlueSmiles.com

Burke Co. Sheriff's deputies in GA rallied their colleagues for donations of groceries, clothing, shoes & a gift card after meeting a young man who walks hours to work. Paying it forward is one way law enforcement personnel ShareBlueSmiles across our communities. Burke County Georgia

Law enforcement personnel put their all on the line every day to keep their communities safe. Submit your "smile" story to ShareBlueSmiles.com today.

Much to the delight of the kids at John Muir Elementary in Antioch, CA, officers with the Antioch Police shared their blue smiles during a "Kindness Matters" assembly. CityofAntioch,CA Antioch Schools ShareBlueSmiles.com

Tell us why you ShareBlueSmiles. Submit to ShareBlueSmiles.com today. youtu.be/SP6NCx6k4U0

When this young man dressed as a K9 officer last Halloween, he visited the DuPage County Sheriff's Office's Office to show them his costume. Clearly, Nitro was thrilled to meet the newest member of the K9 team!

Do you have a story involving law enforcement that made your day better and your smile brighter? Submit your smile moment to ShareBlueSmiles.com

In times like this, it's important to thank those who walk toward harm's way to keep us safe. Thank you from ShareBlueSmiles and from the kids Lowell CUSD 200 who said it best. Read by members of DuPage County Sheriff's Office youtu.be/NRcUaZfeBhM

Two officers from the Easthampton PD in MA teamed up with two residents to illuminate the holiday star atop Mt. Tom, which overlooks the city, to remind the community of its strength and unity during these uncertain times with the Covid-19 pandemic. Easthampton MA PD

In the difficult times we face as a nation and across the globe, law enforcement officers are going above and beyond to bring communities together. Share your story of unity and hope at ShareBlueSmiles.com today.

Now more than ever, one act of kindness can make a world of difference. San Diego Police Department officers performed a welfare check on a 95-year-old man & found his pantry was running low. So they shopped for groceries & picked up his favorite takeout so he could enjoy a warm meal right away.

When this young man won a contest at his elementary school, he chose being sworn in as a junior deputy as his prize. Cpl. Castillo w/ DuPage County Sheriff's Office in Wheaton, IL, presented him with a badge, certificate and a few other goodies to get him started on his law enforcement career.

Recognizing the dedication of those in the trucking & transportation industry to keep the lifeblood of the economy moving, Ofc. Levand from Campton Hills PD organized an effort to deliver 100 boxed lunches to truck drivers driving through town. ShareBlueSmiles.com

Dep./SRO Stroud Pitt County Sheriff's Office, N.C. NC took a break from patrol for a check at a local snow cone establishment. The young entrepreneurs gave him a free snow cone for protecting the community. This time of isolation has been hard on everyone, so we are thankful for this moment to smile!

Officer Delorm with the @SkokiePolice brought holiday magic to the homes of children who were unable to visit Santa. The role of Santa Claus was just as fulfilling to Officer Delorm as it was to the Skokie community.

When Rolla’s community “Shop with a Cop” program was cancelled due to the pandemic, officers with the Rolla Police Dept. came up with an alternative: raise $7500 to buy gifts for 75 children. They doubled it, granting wish list items for 151 local children!